After the threat of cyber-penetrations intensified, Apple recently launched a website that allows the user to see all the data collected by electronic devices. The technology pioneer announced the move days before an international digital summit in Europe.
It is enough for the user to enter privacy.apple.com and register his ID to see what Apple has collected, whether it is iPhone, iPad or Mac, and users of the company's European Union Of this feature a while ago.
The launch of the site comes before a major important meeting in the Belgian capital on issues of privacy and data on social platforms, according to Sky News.
Apple CEO Tim Cook is expected to deliver a speech at the 40th International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners on Oct. 24.
Experts are likely to reiterate Cook's favorite logo on Apple's belief that privacy is a fundamental human right.
Apple relies on "privacy" to promote itself to users, but advertisers are increasingly frustrated by its "war of exclusion".
Apple collects important information about the user, for example, the clock monitors the number of heartbeat, computers, notes the things that add the user to read, and the application of "Apple Bay" defines the aspects of spending money.
In defiance of the approach of most social platforms such as Facebook, which sells user data to advertisers, Apple says it seeks to reduce the data it collects and uses, and does not intend to sell to users or other organizations.
